Alberta Resources

BioAro has partnered with the Prostate Cancer Centre to offer genomic testing to eligible Southern Alberta Institute of Urology patients. This service will help predict the aggressiveness of the cancer and decide which treatment option is best suited for the patient. *Published May 2023

The Man Van is a travelling prostate cancer screening clinic run by the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre that offers free PSA tests.

A list of contacts and phone numbers throughout Alberta for counselling and support services.

Use this search tool to find hospitals, facilities, programs, and services in Alberta.

It is essential to support Indigenous people with cancer and their families in culturally appropriate ways. Cancer can create stress and worries about the future. We hope these resources help answer some questions and give you the information you need about other available supports and resources.

Being diagnosed with cancer is life-changing, but you are not alone. Find information on what to expect, how to prepare and get support, resources you can use and things you can do as you move forward in the Newly Diagnosed with Cancer book.

In addition to the psychosocial and rehabilitation support that we provide, there are other sources of help you may find helpful both within AHS and in the community.

Psychosocial Oncology involves many healthcare specialists who can help support your cancer-related concerns. See information about programs and services in Alberta.

Being diagnosed with prostate cancer can be life-changing. But you are not alone. Use these links to find support, information and connection in alberta.

Consult this pdf document to learn more about Alberta's available psychosocial oncology resources.

Find hospitals and other approved healthcare facilities such as nursing homes and Primary Care Networks in Alberta.

Learn how to apply for AHCIP coverage and the information you need to provide in person or by mail.

It can be overwhelming when you or someone you love is diagnosed with cancer, and you might not know where to seek support. Alberta Metis has gathered a list of trusted supports and services readily available.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​People with cancer often have fatigue. It is the most common symptom. It is not like normal fatigue. Cancer-related fatigue does not get better with rest or sleep. Some things can help with cancer-related fatigue. These videos will give you helpful tips to live well despite having cancer-related fatigue. Patients and cancer experts created this video series.